Improved jog, scroll and shuttle with the editing keyboard and speed editor.įairlight FX meters have resizable displays and improved channel labels. Improved column order and search behavior in the clip index. Point selections now flash in edit selection mode. Improved default processing order in Fairlight mixers.Īutomation curves display current values when no automation is present. Navigating to previous or next timeline marker now selects the marker. Support for multi channel audio outputs on Linux.īetter waveform displays at smaller track heights and lower zoom levels.Ībility to shift-click and cmd-click on keyframe selections in the timeline. Single sided audio transitions are now displayed as fades. Support for copying clip ranges with partial fades. Support for Steinberg VST3 audio plugins on Mac OS and Windows.Ībility to reorder, move and duplicate effects in the mixer. The full list of new Fairlight features includes: DaVinci Resolve 17.4 also increases the decoding speed of 12K Blackmagic RAW files, making it reportedly more than three times faster, while H.265 rendering is also said to be 1.5 times faster. Fairlight Audio Engine Updated with DaVinci Resolve 17.3Īccording to the company, customers can now play back, edit and grade 8K projects more quickly, and can work with up to 12 streams of 8K footage. Additionally, there are keyboard shortcuts or click and drag to reorder, move and duplicate effects in the Fairlight mixer, displays single-sided audio transitions as fades and added support for multi-channel audio outputs. Fremont, CA (October 25, 2021)- Blackmagic Design has released DaVinci Resolve 17.4, which is said to work up to five times faster on the new Apple Mac models with the M1 Pro and M1 Max chips, and which introduces new features for the Fairlight DAW.įairlight audio now has support for Steinberg VST3 audio plugins, giving access to more audio effects.

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